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To: Mihaela who wrote (45079)	6/19/2000 12:59:00 PM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 93625

Mihalea, The RDRAM on-chip controller vs a off-chip DDR SDRAM controller should give the advantage to RDRAM. I'm sure Intel knows the latency differences and has a idea of how hard it might be to put a DDR SDRAM controller on-chip. But an on-chip DDR controller would perform better than an on-chip DRDRAM controller. The pin count issues are more problematic with DDR, but the clock speed issues are much worse with DRDRAM. It is not clear which way this will go. Scumbria